3D stuff in the browser is awesome. After playing around with threejs for some time and making a mini-game at school I started to like it a lot. A ...
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The things you can do in three.js are just mindblowing
I've never gotten as far as writing my own shaders but I dabbled with it when creating my company's website (wanderer.studio) and the sheer possibility of things you can create with it amaze me every time (just look at their example page in their site!)
Thank you for sharing your experiences with three.js :)
Woah, the company website is super nice 👀
Thanks!
You can make some pretty cool experiences just using the right models. I got mine from turbosquid.com/, they have a bunch of free models you can use to experiment with
Woah, this is a site I definitely need. I always tried to find something sepecific in Google Poly but could never really find it. I found a ton after just one search on turbosquid!
Have you played with the webgl shader editor yet? this - victhorlopez.github.io/editor/
I'm trying to use the output code as a vertex/fragment shader, but I cant make it work, I don't really know what I'm doing wrong, but mixing the two together would create a really awesome shader editor for three js
No I haven't but it looks cool! The code generated by the environment contains a lot of uniforms, it might be that some of them are defined with a different name in threejs' environment. There are a lot of things that could go wrong though, I've only glanced a bit over the code generated by the example.
This is the first post that finally made me realize thank using 3d on the web, is really not that scary. Thanks for the great post! Also your little game is pretty awesome.
Thanks! Of all people, you saying this actually means a lot to me 😁. I'm glad that nowadays there are a lot of libraries available that make the use of things like 3D this easy. I hope you find a chance to try it out one day!
Loved the Effort you put in to,
my learning
Great article, finally understand some variables which in some other guides are just put out there with no proper explanation what certain variables are :)
did someone tried angular three (NGT)? , we could use three.js more simply there.